Recently, an American journalist discovered that his Tesla Model X, which was declared a complete loss after an accident last year, “came to life” after several months … in Ukraine!
CNBC editor Jay Yarrow had been mourning his car for a long time when the late Tesla started sending him notifications on his phone.
So the journalist went to the Tesla app and thanks to the geolocation tool, he found the trail of the car, or at least the on-board computer, near Kryvyï Rih, in central Ukraine, in the middle of the war. region.
The new owner of Mr. Yarow’s vintage car has been able to log into his Spotify account to listen to rapper Drake’s songs.
However, Jay Yarow remotely disconnected his Spotify account.
“Now I feel bad being separated. They may need Drake to keep their battle spirits up,” the journalist commented on Twitter.
According to his survey CNBCMr. Yarow’s car was allegedly sold to an online auction site by the auto recycling company where Tesla landed. The site in question currently has more than 1,600 Teslas on display.
This type of website is also very common in many countries in Eastern Europe, where Teslas are hard to find.
